NME - Festivals — It's the big line-up dilemma of day one at Glastonbury 2011 - do you watch U2 on the Pyramid Stage (let's be honest, it's bound to be An Event) or preserve a measure of indie cred by checking out Primal Scream on the Other Stage? Frankly we couldn't... more info

The Music Fix — Bobby and co. return to the scream of the crime. more info

NME — Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie features on Brazilian band's comeback track more info

Stereogum — The first single from CSS’s third album La Liberación will probably hit you more like a warm breeze. The track’s “a song about another song … about the power of music to date our lives,” according to frontwoman Lovefoxxx. To aid in that da... more info

Guardian Music — Brazilian party-starters return with a reggae-inflected summer jam ... just in time for the rainBack in the halcyon days of "new rave" (a few weeks in 2006), Brazilian band CSS were the fun-loving, party-starting, lycra-wearing misfits who sang about... more info

NME — The Wimbledon Common litter-pickers have some famous friends more info

ContactMusic — Primal Scream boosted The Wombles' rock credibility ahead of their upcoming appearance at Britain's Glastonbury Festival by visiting the novelty kids' act in the studio. The 1970s group, based on the animated Bbc kids' TV show of the same name, has b... more info

Gigwise — In London studio... more info

Guardian Music — 13 September 1994: Number 25 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicAfter Primal Scream's Screamadelica win in 1992 and Suede's triumph in 1993, the Mercury prize threw up one of its many curveballs in its third year. The jud... more info

Guardian Music — 1995: Number 27 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicPrimal Scream's Screamadelica in 1991 showed how far rock music could be stretched when a DJ was let loose in the studio to rip it up and start again. Soon, there wasn't ... more info